Whilst the FSI sector races to implement cutting-edge technologies such as AI, blockchain and automation, there are no mutually agreed upon set of best practices to implement these technologies. As a result, organisations are using their own blend of strategic initiatives and company culture to drive innovation, with varying levels of success. To help, this article features advice from five of the leading experts in the FSI and technology sector today.

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Red Hat CTO for global service providers, Ian Hood, and TelecomTV talk about multi edge compute capacity and the fundamental need to have a common platform to deliver future services. ‘If you are not feeling some pain, you are not driving fast enough’, says Red Hat CTO, Global Service Provider, Ian Hood. The race to 5G is definitely on, and the use cases are clear. You can talk about multi edge compute capacity and other technical issues, but the fundamental thing is to have a common platform to deliver future services. We need to get to the point where IoT Everywhere, virtualized video and all the applications that come from new 5G services are delivered seamlessly. Even blockchain has a clear future within the telco environment where the world of eSIMs, secure roaming charges and identity management can alls be based on blockchain technology.

Blockchain, called the “tech breakthrough megatrend” by PWC¹, is rapidly gaining broad acceptance. According to IDC, global spending on this innovative technology is expected to reach $2.1 billion in 2018.² Across the globe, industries are investigating ways to use blockchain to increase trust across their business value chains and address primary challenges around complexity, transparency, and security.

n this webinar, Andy Baxendale and Euan Semplediscuss the future role of blockchain and how it could be specifically applied to human capital management systems. They look at:• Why HR has one of the best use-cases for blockchain technology• What aspects of HR would benefit most from blockchain technology • The potential overlaps between artificial intelligence and blockchain technology

Marketers know innovation is business power and many report that cloud security delivers more than any other innovation technologies. But when it comes to inspiration, IoT comes top, with AI and blockchain not far behind.
Read our paper to discover the data behind the innovation technology hype

Blockchain is reimagining the way enterprises operate. It’s a powerful new
enterprise technology that can be used across vertical and application
domains to realize greater efficiency, support new business models
and revenue sources, and enhance the security and elevate the trust of
enterprise transactions.

For years, manufacturers have been trying to streamline processes and associated supply chains by building marketplaces, standardized exchanges, and monolithic systems. In many cases, these solutions missed the mark, resulting in fragmented and brittle processes without easy data sharing.
Blockchain, the underlying technology behind Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, can potentially solve these problems. Sharing information via a trusted distributed network with embedded business logic offers many benefits for manufacturing, especially when combined with the IoT and AI communities.
Watch this webinar: Blockchain & Manufacturing: A Smarter Way to Drive Efficiency in the Semiconductor and Electronics Supply Chains, with speaker Nelson Petracek, chief technology officer, TIBCO Software.

Marketers know innovation is business power and many report that cloud security delivers more than any other innovation technologies. But when it comes to inspiration, IoT comes top, with AI and blockchain not far behind.
Read our paper to discover the data behind the innovation technology hype

Blockchain is no longer just some mysterious technology built for Bitcoin. Organizations are using blockchain technology to solve today’s fast-moving business challenges and prepare for what the future brings. Read this report to learn how you can benefit from blockchain.

The days of monolithic application development are over.
And while “digital transformation” may sound like a fancy
buzzword that ranks alongside blockchain, agile, and cloud, it’s
not all hype. With transformation comes unprecedented levels
of speed, consistency, and efficiency that are fundamentally
changing the way developers do their jobs.
Yes, that includes you.
Much of the burden and pressure to deliver on the promises made
by the business falls on the shoulders of IT developers. In a world
where users demand new applications, features, and updates
across all their devices in real time, container technology is your
secret weapon. Containers let you work smarter by creating
consistent development environments to rapidly develop and
deliver cloud-native applications that can run anywhere. With
containers, you can also deliver microservices that eliminate
lengthy regression testing cycles, deploy without disruption,
and provide a mechanism for patching or rolling back code on
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